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U.S. gives $120M to aid fleeing Venezuelan migrants The Trump Administration announced Wednesday that it would give over $120 million in humanitarian assistance to countries dealing with Venezuelan migrants fleeing the economic hardships of their embattled country.      Dorian whips Southeast with intense winds and strong waves Violent waves and damaging winds reached the coasts of the Carolinas Wednesday, a harbinger of treacherous Hurricane Dorian's arrival in the coming days.   Tropical Storm Gabrielle becomes 7th named storm of Atlantic hurricane season The tropical storm formed Wednesday in the far east Atlantic, about 680 miles from the Cabo Verde Islands, about 1,100 miles off the west African coast.   Hurricane Dorian claims first North Carolina fatality A North Carolina man who fell from a ladder while storm-proofing his home became the first fatality of Hurricane Dorian in the state, Gov. Roy Cooper said Wednesday.   Texas executes Billy Crutsinger in slaying of two elderly women In 2003, an 89-year-old woman and her 71-year-old daughter were stabbed to death in their Fort Worth home. On Wednesday, Texas executed Billy Crutsinger for the crime.   Fotis Dulos arrested on new charge in disappearance of estranged wife A Connecticut man was arrested Wednesday on a new charge in the disappearance of his estranged wife.   Atlanta Falcons restructuring contracts to help with Julio Jones deal The Atlanta Falcons are restructuring two contracts to free up additional salary-cap space for a potential contract extension with star wide receiver Julio Jones.   2019 FIBA World Cup: Team USA's Jayson Tatum to miss at least two games Boston Celtics star forward and Team USA standout Jayson Tatum will be sidelined for the next five days at the 2019 FIBA World Cup due to a sprained left ankle.   Chris Cooper cast in Season 2 of ‘Homecoming’ Oscar-winning actor Chris Cooper will star in Season 2 of the Amazon drama, "Homecoming."   Reports: Will Poulter to lead Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' series "Midsommar" and "We're the Millers" actor Will Poulter is set to star in Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" series.   Shaving hair won't increase STD risks, study says Women who shave or wax their pubic hair aren't more likely to get chlamydia or gonorrhea, according to new research.   Obama White House counsel Gregory Craig acquitted in foreign influence case Former White House counsel Gregory Craig was acquitted by a federal jury on charges that he gave false information to federal authorities about his work with the Ukrainian government.   Serotonin linked to lower risk of breathing pauses in people with epilepsy Serotonin may help protect people with epilepsy from potentially deadly seizure-related breathing pauses, a new study suggests.   Hurricane Dorian: Bahamas death toll rises to 20 The toll death from Hurricane Dorian's two-day assault on the Bahamas rose to at least 20, health officials said Wednesday.   Getaway driver enters guilty plea in slaying of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee An Illinois man suspected of driving a getaway car in the shooting death of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee in 2015 has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, prosecutors said.   Eric Gordon signs four-year contract extension with Houston Rockets The Houston Rockets signed veteran guard Eric Gordon to a four-year contract extension, the team announced Wednesday.   Dallas Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott on $90M contract: 'I believe I'm the best' Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott said it was important to him to be the NFL's highest-paid tailback due to his talent level.   Antonio Brown unhappy with Oakland Raiders for fines; unveils new helmet Star wide receiver Antonio Brown expressed his displeasure with the Oakland Raiders after receiving a letter from the team that detailed about $54,000 in fines.   33 bodies from California boat fire recovered; 1 missing The bodies of 33 people who died in a boat fire off the coast of California have been recovered, authorities said Wednesday.   Man charged with selling Mac Miller fentanyl-laced drugs before his death A California man was charged Wednesday with selling rapper Mac Miller drugs laced with fentanyl before his death, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration announced.   Kevin James to headline NASCAR sitcom for Netflix "The King of Queens" and "Kevin Can Wait" alum Kevin James has signed on to star in and executive produce a NASCAR-themed sitcom called "The Crew."   Fernand downgraded to tropical depression after landfall in Mexico While Dorian will be the most powerful storm over the Atlantic basin the first part of this week, a mass of clouds, showers and thunderstorms over the western Gulf of Mexico has become Tropical Storm Fernand.   Beyonce, J-Lo, Lady Gaga songwriter Lashawn Daniels dies Grammy winning songwriter Lashawn Daniels died from injuries sustained in a car accident, his publicist confirmed. Daniels wrote songs for artists including Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Michael Jackson and more.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Brexit’s ‘Doomsday Politics’ Mean Voters May Be Last Chance to Resolve CrisisA looming election seems to offer the last political mechanism left to end the brawl over Brexit. An inconclusive result could reinforce fears that the problem defies a democratic solution.   U.K. Lawmakers Batter Johnson Again, Defying Him on Brexit and ElectionAfter lawmakers seized control of Brexit from the prime minister, they doubled down by rejecting his request for an October election. Though a setback for Mr. Johnson, it may be only temporary. Theresa May Endured Years of Brexit Criticism. Look Who’s Laughing Now.For nearly three years, the former prime minister of Britain was the focus of the nation’s ire. This week, she was seen laughing. The Secret History of the Push to Strike IranHawks in Israel and America have spent more than a decade agitating for war against the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. Will Trump finally deliver? With Altered Map, Trump Insists He Was Right About Dorian Heading for AlabamaAsked about a marking on the map that appeared to have been drawn to extend the storm’s possible path into Alabama, President Trump said he did not know how it got there. Bahamas Stunned as Hurricane Recedes: ‘It’s Like a Bomb Went Off’Dorian stripped the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama of the resources needed to meet basic needs. Twenty people have been confirmed dead — and thousands are at risk. Gregory Craig Acquitted on Charge of Lying to Justice DepartmentJurors reached a verdict after only hours of deliberation. The trial of Mr. Craig, a former White House counsel, painted an unflattering portrait of Washington lobbying. The Sudden-Death Phase of the Democratic PrimaryAs the 2020 campaign ramps up and the Democratic field shrinks, we look at what’s different about this election cycle. Do We Need the Green New Deal?Some Democratic candidates say it could be the only way to save the planet. Episode 2: The Economy That Slavery BuiltIn order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, you have to start on the plantation. That Assault Weapon Ban? It Really Did WorkSince the ban was lifted in 2004, gun massacres involving military-style weapons are way up. This Is How a War With China Could BeginFirst, the lights in Taiwan go out. Three North Carolina Judges Step In Where the Supreme Court RefusesThe Supreme Court’s conservatives said gerrymandering was not a matter for courts, leaving the job of protecting democratic self-rule to state judges. Nothing on Earth Can Replace Helium — and It’s in PerilLiquid helium has helped build billion-dollar industries and generate multiple Nobel Prizes. Now our supply is running low. Uber Has a Plan to Treat Drivers Better. If Only We Could Trust It.The company’s drivers deserve to be classified as full-fledged employees. Boris Johnson Loses to DemocracyThe prime minister is effectively at war with the Parliament for which he once promised to “take back control.” Stop Lying About Gun ControlBeto O’Rourke is rare among politicians for speaking honestly of wanting aggressive limits. Four Things That Are Not White NationalismConservatism’s racism problem is real. So is a pattern of media smears against non-racist conservatives. Hong Kong, Carrie Lam Didn’t Do It for YouThe city’s leader finally makes a concession — caving to Beijing and big business. Hurricane Dorian Makes Bahamians the Latest Climate-Crisis VictimsThe country has a tiny carbon footprint but carries the burden of being ground zero for global warming. Welcome to San Diego. Don’t Mind the Scooters.A year ago, electric rental scooters were hailed as the next big thing in transportation. But their troubles in San Diego show how the services have now hit growing pains. A Breakthrough for A.I. Technology: Passing an 8th-Grade Science TestResearchers at the Allen Institute have hit an artificial-intelligence milestone: a machine that is ready for high school science. Maybe even college. Pentagon Lists Projects That Will Be Delayed to Fund Border WallNearly every facet of military life — from Oklahoma to Puerto Rico to Germany — will be affected by the transfer of $3.6 billion from 127 projects. U.S.-China Trade Talks to Resume, but New Tariffs Could Complicate ThemBeijing’s top trade negotiator is set to go to Washington in early October, after President’s Trump new penalties on Chinese goods are set to kick in. Representative Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, Republican Mainstay, Is Set to RetireThe announcement adds to what appears to be a growing exodus of House Republicans that promises to change the character of the chamber, regardless of whether the party wins back control. Trouble for the Pentagon: The Troops Keep Packing On the PoundsEven though it has gone as far as eliminating fried food and sugary drinks from ships, a new study found that 22 percent of sailors now qualifies as obese. The other services have seen climbing rates too. When Active-Shooter Drills Scare the Children They Hope to ProtectAs fears about mass shootings rise, school preparedness programs include some “completely stupid” scare tactics, child trauma experts say. The Strange and Beautiful Universe of Walter Van BeirendonckFor more than three decades, the Belgian designer has been offering gleefully irreverent alternatives to the staid men’s wear of old. Are African Artifacts Safer in Europe? Museum Conditions Revive DebateOutdated facilities and disarray have activists and researchers concerned about the way German museums store items from Africa, Asia and elsewhere. The Riotous, Internet-Speed Sound of 100 gecsThis duo’s debut album, “1000 gecs,” smashes electro-pop, dance music, punk and dozens of other rapid-fire reference points into something genuinely new and exhilarating. The Enduring Appeal of Micro LivingTiny homes may be getting even tinier, but they aren’t going away. A new book offers an explanation. Aerobic Fitness May Trump Strength for Metabolic HealthEndurance affects metabolism substantially more than muscular strength does, a new study suggests. More Recent Articles
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